Rabbit R1: The First Personal AI AGENT Device NO ONE Saw Coming (Look Out, Apple)
Introduction to Rabbit R1 - The Future of Computing
In this section, Jesse, the founder and CEO of Rabbit, introduces the revolutionary Rabbit R1 device and its capabilities.
Introducing Rabbit R1
- The Rabbit R1 is a dedicated AI assistant that aims to be the future of computing.
- It is a groundbreaking consumer mobile device powered by a natural language-centered approach.
- The goal is to create a computer that is so intuitive that users don't need to learn how to use it.
- The existing app-based operating systems used in smartphones have limitations and can be cumbersome.
- The smartphone interface with multiple apps makes it difficult to accomplish tasks seamlessly.
Challenges with Existing AI Assistants
This section discusses the challenges faced by existing AI assistants in understanding human intentions and completing tasks effectively.
Limitations of Current AI Assistants
- Companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon have developed AI assistants like Siri, Cortana, and Alexa.
- These smart speakers struggle to understand user requests or fail to complete tasks accurately.
- Recent advancements in large language models (LLMs) have improved machine understanding but still face challenges in task completion.
- Natural language-based experiences are preferred but require better execution of actions.
Introducing Large Action Model (LAM)
This section introduces the concept of Large Action Model (LAM), which aims to solve the challenges faced by existing AI assistants.
Large Action Model (LAM)
- LAM is a foundational model developed by Rabbit that understands and executes human intentions on computers.
- It can learn interfaces from any software across different platforms such as iOS, Android, and desktop.
- LAM enables an AI assistant not only to understand user requests but also to perform tasks on their behalf.
- Rabbit has integrated LAM into its advanced Rabbit OS operating system.
Introducing Rabbit R1 - The Pocket Companion
This section introduces the Rabbit R1 device, designed in collaboration with Teenage Engineering, and highlights its features and capabilities.
Features of Rabbit R1
- The Rabbit R1 is a standalone device driven by natural language interaction.
- It comes with a touchscreen, push-to-talk button, analog scroll wheel, microphone, speakers, and a 360-degree rotational camera called the "Rabbit Eye."
- The device supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Global 4G LTE networks.
- With the Rabbit OS powered by LAM, it provides fast responses to user queries and actions.
Conclusion
The transcript introduces the Rabbit R1 as a revolutionary AI assistant that aims to simplify computing through natural language interaction. It addresses the limitations of existing AI assistants by leveraging the Large Action Model (LAM) to understand user intentions and perform tasks effectively. The Rabbit R1 device offers a range of features for seamless interaction and is powered by the advanced Rabbit OS.
New Section
This section discusses the concept of analysis and how R1, a virtual assistant, can be used for various tasks such as typing, searching for stock prices, and interacting with different applications.
Analysis and R1's Capabilities
- Analysis is described as the amalgamation of our perceptions, thoughts, and the external world.
- R1 can be used to speak or type by shaking it to reveal a keyboard. It offers faster response speed compared to other virtual assistant apps.
- R1 can search for stock prices, such as Coca-Cola's stock price (KO), which is $59.7.
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New Section
This section introduces the Rabbit Hole web portal and its integration with R1. It emphasizes privacy measures taken by Rabbit OS and demonstrates connecting Spotify through Rabbit Hole.
Rabbit Hole Web Portal and Spotify Integration
- The Rabbit Hole web portal allows users to log into different services and unlock functionalities for R1 similar to iCloud.
- Privacy is prioritized in Rabbit OS; no fake users or spam users are created, infrastructures are not hacked, and user credentials are not stored. Authentication happens on respective apps' login pages.
- Spotify integration is demonstrated by logging into Spotify through the Rabbit Hole web portal on R1.
- Once authenticated, Spotify appears on R1's device recognition list alongside other pre-authenticated apps like Uber and DoorDash.
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This section showcases R1's ability to play music through Spotify and provides information about the song "Computer Love" by Kraftwerk.
Playing Music and Song Information
- R1 can play music from Spotify, such as the song "Pocket Calculator" by Kraftwerk.
- The lyrics for "Computer Love" by Kraftwerk were written by Ralph Hutter and Emil Schul.
- Coldplay's song "Talk" is known to have sampled "Computer Love."
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This section discusses the significance of Kraftwerk's song "Computer Love" in electronic music and its influence on the genre.
Significance of "Computer Love"
- "Computer Love" by Kraftwerk is widely regarded as a groundbreaking and influential song in electronic music. Its fusion of catchy melodies, robotic vocals, and innovative use of synthesizers has left a lasting impact on the genre.
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This section demonstrates how R1 can be used to book an Uber ride and order food from Pizza Hut.
Booking Uber Ride and Ordering Food
- R1 can book an Uber ride based on user preferences, such as accommodating six people with three pieces of luggage recommending an Uber XL for ample space.
- R1 can also facilitate food orders, such as ordering a 12-inch pizza from Pizza Hut. The most ordered option is selected based on user preference.
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This section highlights R1's capability to plan complex actions that involve multiple apps, using the example of planning a trip to London.
Planning a Trip to London
- R1 can assist in planning a trip to London by considering flight options, hotel choices, and car rentals. Users can confirm each option individually for further details and booking.
- A detailed travel plan is prepared, including exploring iconic landmarks, visiting museums, enjoying local restaurants, and experiencing different neighborhoods. Navigation details are provided, and tickets for events can be booked through R1.
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This section highlights R1's features as a real-time translator and notetaker with advanced computer vision capabilities.
R1's Features: Translator and Notetaker
- R1 comes with a built-in real-time translator that detects the spoken language in the environment and provides bidirectional translation.
- R1 has an onboard camera designed for advanced computer vision, allowing it to analyze surroundings and take actions in real time.
Rick's Request for a Low-Calorie Dish
Rick asks Rabbit OS to suggest a low-calorie dish using the ingredients in his fridge.
Rick's Request
- Rick asks Rabbit OS to make him a nice dish that is low in calories.
- He suggests a green garden omelette, which combines broccoli and cabbage with eggs.
- Rabbit OS recognizes the ingredients and provides a simple recipe for the omelette.
Adding Matching Column to Job Questionnaire Table
Rick asks Rabbit OS to add an additional column to a table he has been working on. The column should match candidates who mentioned "rabbit" and their answers about how they found the company.
Adding Matching Column
- Rick requests Rabbit OS to create an additional column in the job questionnaire table.
- The column should match candidates who mentioned "rabbit" and their responses about how they found the company.
- Rabbit OS processes the table and sends an email with the results to Rick.
Replying Email and Refining Results
After receiving the email with matching results, Rick instructs Rabbit OS to reply to it. He also mentions receiving a refined version from Rabbit OS through his email.
Replying Email and Refining Results
- Rick replies to the email received from Rabbit OS, requesting another column that matches candidates who included "rabbit" in their question and are based in Los Angeles (LA).
- He mentions receiving a refined version of something from Rabbit OS through his email.
Teach Mode Demonstration - Image Generation Prompt
A demonstration of Teach Mode begins, where users can teach R1 new skills. Rick shows how to generate an image of a puppy using the Mid Journey text channel on Discord.
Teach Mode Demonstration - Image Generation Prompt
- Rick explains that users can teach R1 new skills through Teach Mode.
- He demonstrates how to generate an image of a puppy using the Mid Journey text channel on Discord.
- Rick uses the "image" command with a prompt describing a cute baby wild dog with big eyes and animated cartoon style.
- Rabbit OS starts generating the images, and Rick waits for them to be completed.
Viewing Generated Image
After the image generation is complete, Rick clicks on the generated image to obtain a link.
Viewing Generated Image
- Once the image generation process is finished, Rick clicks on the generated image to get a link.
Annotating Images for Future Generations
Rick explains how he can annotate images for Rabbit OS, allowing it to generate various types of images beyond just puppies.
Annotating Images for Future Generations
- Rick explains that he can instruct Rabbit OS on how to use specific annotations for generating different types of images.
- He mentions going back to the web portal and submitting a request with annotations.
- The web portal takes seconds to finish processing the request.
Generating Pixel Art Style Bunny Image
Using Teach Mode again, Rick requests Rabbit OS to generate an image of a bunny in pixel art style using Mid Journey.
Generating Pixel Art Style Bunny Image
- Rick asks Rabbit OS through Mid Journey to generate an image of a bunny in pixel art style.
- Rabbit OS generates and provides him with the requested image.
Rabbit R1 as a New Generation Device
Rick discusses the purpose of Rabbit R1 and its differentiation from app-based phones. He highlights the capabilities of Rabbit R1 and its potential to perform tasks that cannot be achieved on traditional smartphones.
Rabbit R1 as a New Generation Device
- Rick clarifies that Rabbit R1 is not meant to replace smartphones but rather represents a new generation of devices.
- He explains that app-based systems were introduced over 15 years ago, while native AI-powered devices like Rabbit R1 are just getting started.
- Rick lists various tasks that can be performed using Rabbit R1, including natural language interactions, direct actions, complex actions, AI-enhanced video calls, note-taking, translation, computer vision, and experimental teach mode.
- He mentions the hardware features of Rabbit R1: a 360 rotational camera, global 4G LTE SIM card support, push-to-talk button, and an analog scroll wheel.
Price Comparison with Other Devices
Rick compares the price of Rabbit R1 with other devices currently available in the market.
Price Comparison with Other Devices
- Rick compares the prices of different devices in the market.
- He mentions high-end smartphones costing around $700 to $1000 and smart speakers priced at approximately $200.
- Rick also mentions other devices with large language models such as AI-Pin ($699 + monthly subscriptions), Tab ($600), and Meta Reband Glasses ($300).
- He states that they believe these options are too expensive compared to what Rabbit R1 offers.
- Finally, he reveals that Rabbit R1 is priced at $199 without any subscription or hidden fees.
Conclusion and Ordering Information
The video concludes with ordering information for Rabbit R1 and excitement about experiencing the device.
Conclusion and Ordering Information
- Rick expresses his enthusiasm for Rabbit R1 and mentions that he has already ordered one.
- He highlights the affordable price of $199 without any subscription requirement.
- Rick mentions that Rabbit R1 is fully AI-powered, can learn new actions, and offers a glimpse into the future of computing.
- He encourages viewers to order Rabbit R1 at rabbit.com, with shipping expected in Easter 2024.
Understanding Human Intentions on Computers
The speaker discusses a model that understands human intentions on computers, which is similar to a large language model. The model is trained on different apps and can accomplish various tasks.
Model Functionality and Training
- The model is similar to a large language model but excels at function calling.
- It was trained on the usage of different apps, such as Google Maps, food ordering apps, and Airbnb.
- The model abstracts the app usage with a large language model and simplifies the interface to voice commands.
Learning App Operations
- The AI learns how to operate apps by mapping buttons within different apps.
- It records interactions and learns how to perform specific tasks within an app, like playing a song in Spotify.
- This intermediate step allows the AI to operate apps without manual navigation.
Future Implications
- The next step may involve removing the need for individual apps altogether.
- This new approach challenges traditional app ecosystems on devices like iPhones or Androids.
- Major consumer electronics companies may rethink their hardware-building strategies based on this new form factor and thinking.
Potential Challenges and Impact
The speaker addresses potential challenges and impact related to this new technology.
Limitations of Being an App
- While this technology could potentially be developed as an app for iPhones or Android devices, it would face limitations within existing app ecosystems.
- Developing it solely as an app would not allow for a completely new approach.
Integration into Existing Products
- Apple or Android might eventually launch something similar but would integrate it into their existing products rather than taking a completely new approach.
Changing Consumer Electronics Industry
- Even if Rabbit R1 doesn't succeed, its form factor and innovative thinking will influence how major consumer electronics companies approach hardware development in the future.
- The speaker appreciates founders and companies that take risks and think outside the box.
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